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Face To Face With Clark Turner
Four words that most accurately describe visionary builder/developer Clark Turner are driven, energetic, and forward thinking. For nearly 30 years, Turner has been quietly creating a body of work that includes The Residences at Bulle Rock, The Shores at Water’s Edge, Barrington, Ridgely Forest, Charlestown Crossing, Grand Oaks, Greens at Scott’s Fancy, and Newport Landing, [...]
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Face To Face With Architect Catherine Purple Cherry
Catherine “Cathy” Purple Cherry of Purple Cherry Architects in Annapolis, Maryland works 65 hours a week, raises her 10, 13, and 18-year-old children, and has been married for 29 years to Michael Cherry. She has many talents including designing special buildings for individuals with special needs.
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Face To Face Rita St. Clair, F.A.S.I.D.
A conversation with Interior Design doyenne Rita St. Clair
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Face to Face with Architect Gregory Wiedemann
A conversation with architect Gregory Wiedemann, AIA, Principal of Wiedemann Architects.
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Face to Face with Wolfgang Oehme
Born in Chemnitz, Germany in 1930, landscape architect Wolfgang Oehme came to America on January 20, 1957, a memory kept alive by the original stamp in his passport. From the start of his independent landscape architecture career in the U.S. he was very successful, having been published in many local publications as he developed his signature natural style. Later, as founding principal of Oehme, van Sweden & Associates, Inc. (OVS) along with business partner James van Sweden, Oehme revolutionize
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Face To Face With Scott Waldhauser
Scott Waldhauser of Kenwood Kitchens Since 1974 the Waldhauser family has built Kenwood Kitchens into one of the most recognized companies in the industry. Founded by Bob Waldhauser, Kenwood Kitchens’ day-to-day operations are now in the hands of his three sons, Scott, David, and Steve Waldhauser. Scott oversees the sales component of operations while David manages the business practices and Steve handles the production crews. This well-organized team has found the recipe for a successful
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Face To Face With Kirk Designs’ Dan Proctor
Having just turned 50, Dan Proctor, principal and owner of Kirk Designs in Baltimore, has always been a strong and committed advocate for urban living. From a struggling entrepreneur who sent out a Christmas card solicitation over 15 years ago that said “I would love to decorate your house for Christmas” to being one of the most sought-after interior designers in Baltimore, Proctor has made his mark on the interior design industry. Since 1992, Kirk Designs has been a full-service interior design
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Face to Face With Justine Sancho
Justine Sancho, owner and principal designer of Justine Sancho Interior Design, Ltd., in Potomac, Maryland has established a reputation for excellence over the last 28 years. She started her full service interior design company in 1981 and has the distinction of being one of the first inductees into the Washington Design Center’s Interior Design Hall [...]
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Face To Face With Scarlett Breeding
Scarlett Breeding of Alt Breeding Schwarz Architects has over 25 years experience in the architecture and interior design fields. From a young age, she seemed destined for success. Breeding was president of the student body in her high school, president of her college dormitory, president of the Chamber of Commerce for Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, and named the first female Business Leader of the Year in Annapolis, Maryland. And now, of course, she is president of her own company. Photo By
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Face To Face With J. Landon Reeve
By Jennifer K. Dansicker Landon Reeve started Chapel Valley Landscape Company in Woodbine, Maryland in 1968. Today, Chapel Valley is the 16th largest landscape contractor in the country. This year they are celebrating their 40th anniversary as one of the most successful and recognized exterior design/build/manage landscape firms serving Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. The oldest of four children, Landon has come a long way from his days on a farm in Monkton, Maryland passing out postcar
